- Does it come with a battery and charger?
- No. It is sold as a bare tool, so you need a PWRCORE 20 battery and charger, or another tool in that line.
- Is it brushless?
- Yes. It uses a brushless motor, which runs cooler and lasts longer than a brushed one.
- What bit size does it take?
- It has a quarter-inch hex quick-change chuck, the standard size for impact driver bits.
- Can it drive deck screws and lag bolts?
- It handles deck screws and smaller lag bolts well. For large structural lags, a dedicated high-torque impact wrench is a better fit.
- Which batteries work with it?
- Any Skil PWRCORE 20 battery. Larger packs add runtime but make the tool heavier and more nose-heavy.
- How does it compare with pro-brand impact drivers?
- It is lighter and simpler, with less torque and fewer drive modes. It suits home and light trade work rather than all-day professional use.
- Where is the Skil id6739b-00 20v pwrcore 20 1/4" cordless impact driver (tool only) cheapest?
- At Ace Hardware, for $79.99, as of our latest check.